Can you “just say it” to your kids – about math? About anything? Here’s a challenge to help you be the adult you want your children to be. Join in! Continue Reading →
The 'Just Say It' Challenge
Tag Archives: cognition
Ellipse vs. Ellipsis – And Other Similar Math & English Words
Ever wonder why math has an ellipse (oval) and English has ellipsis (…)? Me too! Continue Reading →
Math Basics – The Real Ones!
The basics of math are not what you think! Continue Reading →
The Prime Directive in Education
There’s one thing that trumps all other advice – The Prime Directive in Education. Continue Reading →
Why You Should Ignore the Prerequisites in Math Classes
Have you ever NOT taken a class because the syllabus said you couldn’t? Did you want to anyway? Well, you totally can! Continue Reading →
Problem Solving – Is it Teachable?
Can we really teach problem solving? And if so, what’s the best way to do it? This is the second in the book study series focusing on What’s Your Math Problem? Continue Reading →
Is Math in the 3 Categories of Learning?
Where do you think math belongs in these three learning categories? Continue Reading →
Time Zone Math: Using the Fret & Grind Method
Do you make sure to prepare your math lessons well? Maybe you shouldn’t. Check out how time zone math can be more challenging than you might think. Continue Reading →
What's Your Math Problem? Book Study
Join Donna at Math Coach’s Corner for a book study – I’m doing it! Continue Reading →
Understanding Math – Let Kids Fake It
Do your kids fake it? Do you encourage it? Maybe you should. Continue Reading →